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Federico Ramallo
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Founder @densitylabs. Host of The PreVetted Podcast (170+ episodes). Author of economic fables for kids and The Invisible Distance. Left Argentina in 2008.
Guadalajara, MX
ramallo.io
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    Federico Ramallo
    @framallo
    Aug 6
    New podcast episode. Jonathan Myron took SimplePractice engineering from 10 to 100 people while revenue went 10x, and attrition stayed low the whole way. We dig into how, and what a VP of Engineering does that a great senior engineer does not. Link below.
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    Federico Ramallo
    @framallo
    Aug 6
    Every dead AI pilot I get called into has the same autopsy. The model was fine. Nobody owned the workflow, the data was not ready, the last mile had no budget. Nine failures in ten are organizational, not technical.
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    Federico Ramallo
    @framallo
    Jul 25
    A Readers' Favorite reviewer said No Silver on Rat Island "reads like The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe." It is a fable about inflation: a colony of rats prints a paper they call Hojas, and the real silver quietly disappears.
    ramallo.io
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    Books by Federico Ramallo on engineering leadership, economics, and creativity. Fables that explain inflation and free markets, and a field manual for distributed teams. In English and Spanish.
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    Federico Ramallo
    @framallo
    Jul 21
    I left Argentina in 2008 because of the economy. I wrote a fable to explain it to my son: rats print a paper money called Leaves, and the more they print, the more real silver quietly disappears. No Silver on Rat Island.
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    No Silver on Rat Island: A fable about an island that ran out of everything (Liberty Island Series...
    From amazon.com
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    Federico Ramallo
    @framallo
    Jul 21
    ~95% of enterprise AI pilots never reach production. The gap is almost never the model. It's data readiness, integration risk, and who owns the thing after launch.

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